Scott Bond Vs Solarstone - 3rd Earth

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Posted by undertensecond on Apr-05-2003 13:14:

true!

Posted by Jocker on Apr-05-2003 22:33:

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Originally posted by Vestan_Pance
There were no previous threads in this forum according to the

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Originally posted by Jocker
they were all deleted

to avoid conflicts with the scene, obviously

Posted by Joca on Apr-06-2003 02:02:

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Originally posted by Dj Smitty20
whatever happened to pure instrumental trance?? It seems all these great artists (tiesto and AVB, Ferry, PVD included) have this desire to put vocals in all their new productions and I don't like it.

Vocals are good in a track like In My Memory or U Shine but the majority of trance tunes should be non vocal. Of course, this is my opinion (and I'm sure some of you share it) but I long for the days of pure instrumental tracks like Open Your Eyes (original), Viola remix by Armin, Voyage by Yahel, etc etc.

I guess that's why I can't wait for My Religion and Avalon.

Quit living in the past! It's 2003 and trance is changing.

Posted by Ghostface on Apr-06-2003 07:54:

yeah it's good but as others have said no-ones going to remember it in a years time.

Posted by Cobalt on Apr-06-2003 09:26:

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Originally posted by Dj Smitty20
whatever happened to pure instrumental trance?? It seems all these great artists (tiesto and AVB, Ferry, PVD included) have this desire to put vocals in all their new productions and I don't like it.

I mentioned some time ago that 2003 will probably be a year of non-english/non-lyrical vocal trance, of the kind found in The Third Earth. Seems to be holding true so far, and I myself hope the trend will continue.

That aside, who could possibly not like The Third Earth? It's my top track of 2003 so far, and seems to be the same for many others. Priceless work that's not too much, not too little. In my opinion trance has been getting a bit too "busy" and complicated lately in sound. The Third Earth brings back a bit of simplicity and clarity.

Posted by stamper on Apr-06-2003 14:51:

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Originally posted by Cobalt
I mentioned some time ago that 2003 will probably be a year of non-english/non-lyrical vocal trance, of the kind found in The Third Earth. Seems to be holding true so far, and I myself hope the trend will continue.

That aside, who could possibly not like The Third Earth? It's my top track of 2003 so far, and seems to be the same for many others. Priceless work that's not too much, not too little. In my opinion trance has been getting a bit too "busy" and complicated lately in sound. The Third Earth brings back a bit of simplicity and clarity.

well put.

I purchased the promo of this from chemical, still waiting for it to arrive.

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